Is Emprio Armani Milano the worst team in the Euroleague? ELA's Rob Scott sure thinks so.

Rob joins the gang to tackle the Milano mystery, Montepaschi Siena's alleged underrated-ness, Fenerbahce's desperation and who might surprise everyone at the Copa del Rey.

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While you're listening, check out Rob's Switching Screens blog on ELA and his newest project, Euro-step.net.

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For American-born basketball players, high-level European clubs usually act as stopovers between one club and the next. Sooner than the paint has dried on their new locker, they've boarded another plane for Ukraine, China, Russia or some pastoral U.S. town with a D-League team.

Not Shaun Stonerook.

After splitting his college years between Ohio State University and the University of Ohio, one year in Antwerp was all he needed to trampoline into the Italian Lega Basket in 2001, where he has lasted ever since.

In his seventh season with Siena, Shuan's out for his sixth straight Italian Championship and the one thing that's eluded him in his 12 years as a pro: a Euroleague Championship.

Shaun tells us if Siena can with a bunch of "old" guys, what makes Bo McCalebb special, why DaJuan Summers didn't make it, when he wants to retire, and his future plans for that hair of his.

Joey Dorsey didn't work out with Dusko Ivanovic in Vitoria, so what makes Olympiacos think he'll make a difference with Dusan Ivkovic in Piraeus? Plus, Sheridan Hoops released the 19 names that will fight for space on the backs of Team USA's jerseys this summer in London. We pick the 12 that we'd like to see representing the red, white and blue.

And of course we talk some Rubio, Jan Vesely's stealtastic second effort, and why Estudiantes shouldn't have signed Antoine Wright in the first place.

When we last talked to Sinan Guler, EuroBasket was only days away and lots of experts (including Sinan himself) liked Turkey's chances to make it to the finals, thus qualifying for the London Olympics.

It didn't happen. In fact, Turkey finished out of the top six, and out of Olympic contention.

Now, Sinan is starting for Anadolu Efes and playing the best basketball of his pro career as he guides the Istanbul powerhouse into the Top 16. He talks about his expanded role, the lingering heartache from a disappointing Lithuanian summer, Sasha Vujacic's hijinx and why Enes Kanter will be a beast.

Plus, we look forward to Anadolu Efes' Top 16 match-ups, including a pair of games against crosstown rivals, Galatasaray. Give 'er a listen: